Pure speculation, but from his first recorded son's name , William Fearn Wheate , his wife was probably the daughter of a Mr. Fearn. Who may, or may not, have been the silversmith William Fearn. 11 July 1782 Charles Wheate Goldsmith married Elizabeth Fern at the Parish of Earl Sterndale Derbyshire....
....Albert Henry Jephcott of A H. Jephcott & Sons, 1 Regent Street Leicester. The AHJ mark was registered in 1937 and almost certainly relates to Albert Henry senior (1885-1955) – his same named son (1903-1976) is listed in 1939 as an “electrical radio engineer”.... David Bramwell Jephcott who ...
Clive will be sorely missed by me and no doubt by many others. He did a lot to try to keep me on the right track and was always considerate in those efforts.
June 1768 George son of John Venables of Cheshunt...Husbandman apprenticed to John Newson London Clockmaker. 10 April 1769 In an annex on the back of the indenture contract, George Venables was turned over to James Poole Farrier of the same trade. July 1769 George Venables was turned over to another...
27 May 1754 George son of George Ashton late Citizen and Haberdasher of London deceased apprenticed to William Burton London Goldsmith (Grimwade p.455).
26 March 1723 William Milward of Saint Dunstan in the West London Batchelor and Goldsmith aged 32 years alleged his intentions to marry Mary Johnson of Saint Andrews Holborn in the County of Middlesex Spinster aged 22 years.
6 September 1697 James son of John Whitlock late Stationer of London deceased apprenticed to William Sherwood Clockmaker of London. 3 October 1704 Free.
March - September 1789 Timothy son of Timothy Renou Farrier made free by Patrimony. The younger Timothy was born in 1750 and his father was admitted in 1742.
6 January 1713 Thomas son of Marke Potts late of Newcastle Upon Tyne in the County of Northumberland Mariner deceased apprenticed to John Bayley Clockmaker of London. (Thomas Potts' signature was unique to me because it was done in block letters). Related post: https://www.925-1000.com/forum/viewtop...
19 March 1710 (OS) Thomas Gorsuch of Shrewsbury in the County Salop Watchmaker paid apprentice indenture duty for Thomas son of Anne James of Bryntalsh in the County of Mount... (Possibly today's Bryntalch Villa Abermule Montgomery County Wales) Gentlewoman Widow. 14 July 1714 Thomas Gorsuch of Shre...
There was a John T Dolan who was born about 1777 in Ireland and in the hardware business in New York City by at least 1810. He died in 1862 and left a substantial estate to his family. I cannot make a firm connection between this man and the mark under consideration, but cutlery and silverware were ...
In 1933 Reed & Barton filed for a trademark for both the viking helmet and the name Viking for holloware and flatware of silver and/or other precious metals and claimed use of the marks since 1933. Official Gazette of the United States Patent Office, Volume 438 By United States. Patent Office h...
In 1933 Reed & Barton filed for a trademark for both the viking helmet and the name Viking for holloware and flatware of silver and/or other precious metals and claimed use of the marks since 1933.
John Shepard jeweller appears in the 1836 Longworth's American Almanac, New York Register and City Directory at 149 Reade. The death of a John Shepard is reported in the 1841 "The New World" on 11 October 1841 at Canajoharie, Montgomery County formerly of Hartford, Connecticut of the firm ...
30 March 1778 John Wackrill of the Parish of Saint Alphage London Widower and Watch Case Maker alleged his attention to marry Mary Muir of the same Parish aged 25 years Spinster.
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